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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-11-12

SUPREME COURT ILLINOIS.
struction of tho two sections in tho ravised
statutes of Illinois chapter IS, div. Q, soctiorJ
and 81, which abolish tho previous distinc-
ton between principal and accessory, and
provide that any ono who, mot being pres
cent, hath advised, encouraged, aided OF
Allotted, = shall be considered as
aprincipal and may be punished as
Shh, whether the principal is convicted or
Mot On the 18th of September tho court
rendered an opinion, which fills twenty-one
closely printed columns, and is an exhaustive
exposition of the law, fully confirming the
decision of the court below. And so tho priS-
onersewere sentenced to be hanged on the
18th Of November 1887. Another hope re-
manned. Gen. Roger A. Pryor, Gen. Benja-
min F. Butler and Hon. Randolph Tucker were
employed asexperts in constitutional law,
and IA appeal made to tho supreme court Of
tho United States, the chief allegation being
that tho accused had not been tried by an
impartial jury as required by tho national
constitution. Tho revised statutes of Illinois
permit the choice Of q jurymnn who has
formed an opinion from reading newspaper
accounts of the case provided he makes oath
that his opinion is not such cS could not DO
4 overthrown by evidence. Tho question of
the taking of a letter without warrant fro--
Spies desk was also brought up.
Tho supreme court of tho United States
rendered its decision ON the Cd of November,
holding, in brief, that the jury law of Illinois
does not contravene any provision of tho aa-
sftenal constitution, and that the question as
10 whether tho state constitution and laws
had boon strictly observed was one for the
c.ato courts alone. The court confined itself
very strictly to the case before it, entering
into tho general questions raised only so far
af1 absolutely necessary But two points,
Wherefore, werc passed upon in regard to tho
amendments Tho court held that tho first
ten amendments limit the powers of the Fed
eral government, not tho powers OF q state
over its citizens; and that tho Fourteenth
amendment has not changed tho rulo in that
respect. II ell other matters tho court holds
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

TOR SALE-A good bottom farm OF iGJ acres: =
acres first bottom. O. acres OF whlcA = Ia cultvu
tion. IL acres timber. a bearing peach orchard;
and young apple orchard. acres fenced
with post and wire right by the house; with
never failing running in the enclosure; fine
pasture; frame house ttx2l with basement az
dsrnea'h; frame grtnary l0X.I. frame barn I.1zi
hog lot by barn, two good wells: adjoining this
30 Of which Is Ia cultivation 70 la timber.
fenced for pasture 10y the house frame hous, i2xls
story with cellar. outside good well. cirr
crib. stone stable. feed lot with running water
Through 10. bearing p"ach orchard and walnut grove
bv the house. These two farms well sstcr-i.
= acres OF good young timber them 80 OF
fr-cass bottom Land Ia cultivation very deslrs-
bic property for stock and grain farm. VIII sell both
together for S. acre. viii give 70 year, time
at per cent Interest on s2..y, or viii seii them
separately and give time part. but would want
more per acre % sell them separately the - IL
miles from Leon ana are first b0ttsm farms. They
Inu-t be sold. Address = m. Norti Leon Kansas
daf-tT
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

Csn shse ffSHrs s~Ft4srss vits al trEcf1sri
hagsss ts4isoas 81 t~~Sfce fsf fssF ~ -
s.ss. Syvnes z-sfs. coio al@ek AZ ssas-
o~s s. fTsSss G. IN. ss1rr TAI. bases s1fzss.
a.. JssEss E..s gyscE yEes~s brsft. es<ses
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ss->s fssSsh . et.fssxs kSps -s~as frsT ~
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ssfes ri EHf.~+ f0fs bs~>r1sG -sssr@~fs
WsIf szss1 ~ "a farm a. tss cas- - iss
se~k 81 ~ s.o SasztisT IS u 4S-s
Anrn IS s.f -sG o Saa 81 s5gs ss<As
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bsst sr~s Srasfs ssIlsoas tsr saas sa~~ -
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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
E. B. iEWETT,
PHYSICIANS.
L. S. oRpwAy. II. D. VAsPEARs.S NJ ID.
DRS. OROWAY & PEARMAN,
w. M. JOHNSON

Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons ohfce
corner Dousss and Ia" ne;lce avenues r~ioence
Manhattan hotel; telephone l5S.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

LfOR sAl.E-suna3sr county iaaf. hy a ngn res.-
dent, who bguxht Ave YEAR ago ard cs5 there
FORE .ei c1eaply- 80 &rT-- % an- prairie IL hdr
~iihout buildings. - -re- sr~ IA cafiFs;ioa sSlf
wste,, = Ialle- from Conway sprinxs on st, 4
:. a ". ami D NJ ro1ds. = liz from tssii
station on 81 l., = e., = miles from EirhiLa
his = hrs' rate Opportunity - zeTui-e large
tract IN sumner cc11fy s1taJIt hssias - gay sCs
msny improvements. An eroeIl.af tusesfHss:
ksSsf Eaif section = eS; half nl~tfs~sst ~ seftoo
- west csf north ssssi gr segit a. az ia township
81. range west Pre-. 4 a. - o 81 ard
TIE two SIS -" TENS 70 ssiL Apply 70 T.
Carer. SohAs ueiifiDg, cor. lso1siss AMI T9ysSs
areuEe- " ichi:s Kza-. or % ! Grave. ~ Tsenss
building, St Las NJ. nm
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
Or. WILLIAM HALL
Of Hall & Bennett

Gives special streDtieu CO Diseases Of women Blood
and skin ei--ases and all troubles of the Urinary
Or,,ans speedily cured IN both seNes ONCE over
woodman's Rank. Moth Main srrSet. Consultation
day n,ght PRss. {fead prs. Hall Benuett's card
In this paper islC
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

homeopathic. General practice chr"nic diseases
ead diseases OF females Telephone No 10
ONCE and residence over steel 4 S%ns haEu"S'e
store III Main street, Wichita Kan -,
- dog Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
/ n. TERRlLL- NJ D,

Physician snd Surgeon. Diseases OF women ana
children speciality. office "a; Main st IN front
rooms OF Alirich & Brown Reed scpher N
block. Residence 81 n Topeka ave Telephone yer
Day calls iE9 night calls isS sbc
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RODGERS

The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and styles.
He also carries the finest assortment OF pd0lre
frames ia the city. Give him friendly call and ex
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
WANTED.

WANTED want good carpenters, want stone
w masone, want day laborers In city, want Ia
borers railroad. want teamsters, want farm
hands, want brick moiders. / want fdborers for
trick yard want every body looking for employ
ment ~ address with stamps or call at my ONCE.
| ne demand for help Il large, cannot MI half my
orders. Ny charges reasonable, can save on
much valuable time that you will spend in looking
for your Own job. J. r. kenworthy. 81 Douglas
aEa
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
Or 3 A. GUYTON 4 SON

Physicians and Surgeons. Office DEAN BLOCK 81 y
Main ST up stairs IF NJ rocEl opyo,t 'cciGenta'
hotel. FSe-Sidence, street, One Of Us In
she office at all hours day ana night except ben
meals, Ielephpne in Office 40 Isl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
FOR SALE.

Ir3E SAIE--A new srl~crn so2ae WITH ceii4-. CLOS
ezs. asts r5oza pfanh-s3 for Eas snz4 rafsr ali
he Letet strFzs Ny So as fTes.t- fgr =
Ass. EfT Tse and. Ler BARR SKI q = q sstg
y re fart SiSh house ts- reFrsEs call ca A
s1tta. aSn-r. ~ y IsA~rencs sTe- 6 l%@1ss'
Tor S4LE CGEAP-7ire a--ee-. Tor c-zzns~r ski
i = 2 ptss--a fpsss lgHts facte- ns@ and wsi
painted d-szz1-a1 - 1zrss- 4 = E1<sEcZ--- - :
sl41a 6X4s
L-2E SAX CHEAP s~y piss zs1 z hs-ss La
Il reEvft2 Balls almost call ~ eEes- :
"a 'ss1 = A-is e1@E
t-NeH S&L.s-ffg-ors l-saA@ ss1 " 0o-os re-
4 .sssf rented - p HazsatA- x szsssz- Eay
g. ear szTS to - gfvaE< = DAYS Ds.ss~ o.
- ~ Ike II sss zEEterscs Ezrt - fEe csfs-
% IT, = eissss q s&ss 80 AZ yss-s
c~15l H. - scnS4zss sasS fsr sHrs8s, ishirx
q 49, % = 20 rent pays sessEt q y- CAT ~ aGszz
t--s-ess- ca az o.zcs. A : Ezse~o-r&. q ~As1-
c-i@sss
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
will be charged for at the rate OF ve censs per line
per week; no notice for less than IS cents,
All For Sales or other business notices viii be
charged for the Of 10 cents line per week;
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
WANTED.

HYYANTED-A good girl TO do general homework
w good wages; apply To 43> Topeka ave-
C-lo3ets
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

L-Oa SALE OF EIcHASCg-r~sfrAt,.~ ffr,,ro-ee
i AMI yscaB; properly N Eihn~le. CSsley Ga
kan for sale - azuse for property - a iestiz
Ada > L. Gilbert L 3 i-Aai orlcs- HtsElss. Esr
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

TOR SALE! lots on n Nam 81. the Fort
4 Scott depot; heap at 81 oJ EACH call my Office
y. +. Me terIautar. flffC
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

VVANTED-To Trade-a nice family driving horse
w eight years Old perfectly kind and gentle; any
lady drive him; for q pair of ponies, with har-
ness suitable for road work. This horse with prop
handling can be made to pace In three minutes.
Address W Johnston, il9 DOUGLAS ave, wichita,
Esnsas ll9S'
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

E.NOk hE-i0)ft CIR Iit1 and Waco. $3.50 easy
a terms; - ft fchta near sth at a bsrgs ain;
several loo on MAIN bet 10Th aud fitn Sg.fsbi
each on easy terms. 100 re Water ard iIth Oppo
he" depot. 500. stafford x Webb. ~ { Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NOR SAI.E-One quarter Of land. being the y
Il 81 sec :. Town =. south OF raa-e No : east n
Sed2wic< couIty. Kan, Address r =. Peas AK
Grove Mclean Co. III. llsI24
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NOR RENT-320 acres of fine farming land, II
Il miles from Wichita. Kan. Call On " Glenn
Co, 25 Main st. lStst
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

:" ANTED-Girls and women looking for employ
w ment in prfvatd families. can save much In
convenience and delays In applying at my ONCE. I
do not charge you cent for i'rocuriaS you situa
tion J. K. kenworihy, room over 50 Douglas ave.
lis st
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

"ANTED-A young, Intelligent mar, u or -
w years OF age, competent TO attend cigar
stand Address X Eagle Office. l20s+
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

vDEPORT OF the condition OF The WICHITA Ma
lAriOSAi. BANK, 81 &ichts VA the state OF kaa-
sas, at the close OF business. March I 1854
RE<0IECyS
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
FOR SALE.

E>OR SAI-E-A big bargain q corner in Fairvfew
- add for few days only. Call on Ransom
Payne Co.. In the Masonic building. the IosI
ONCE
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Ni,ely furnished room Wabash
Il ave. for two gentlemen; windows. east front;
furnished rooms In different parts of the city:
eral nice Offices for rent Wichita Rental and Col
lection Agency. l34 Main ST up stairs d-1l3 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

l.fyk sALE-<fss k-u5trs-- ss-z srursf @f.h 80 Z
Il rD-sF- oeesscs ~ sac a. tefvs.sn ~ ssss
"a street, F9r sscy1s 1asi - Hem 11rsg SOB
S.zsyi~ .fr.rr =
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

"ANTED-To exchange for Kansas lands grocery
w or a general stock and part cash. a large 10
room brick house and lots In the srstocratic
portion OF wichita; will Give somebody a big bar
Douglas ave; ilS-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NOR RENT-Barn, containing two stalls NOW and
Il feed room: III Pattie ave 1880
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

VITANTED-To trade $10O0000 worth OF Wichrs
w property for large tracts OF western laud from
$40 to 1000 acres all together. at from IS To SIS PEI
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

nor RENT-F1rn'shed rooms in Hacker Jack
Il SOM blk. cor Douglas and itR ave, inquire
room IL fisS'
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

I'OR RENT-Furntsned rooms street line.
Il corner Wichita and Eleventh sts; four gentlemen
preferred. Address r @ Crary. Eagle ONCE. iles,
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

w ANTED-Sx good teams at once, with good
w plows wagons and scrapers TO level up piece
Of land. Apply at 9l7 N Enporia ave, between and
m and and n m. G.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NOR RENT-lf you want a furnished room,
L Office, business room or If you want 10 any
thing call on the Wichita Rental aud Collection
Agency. IA Main, up stairs. d-lz36t-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

1NOR kENT-FtEe store room. VITA fixtures cF'7Tf-
l. ylete, IL center OF business; also sf1s-s h~s DIP
goods Tor -aIs trade fog real estate John q Al
ZEN oz2f
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

I'OR RENT~Desirab,e Office In building eve,
II xunsop's, also Office In the old ApuIeby planning
mill both good for Offices sleeping Lloyd
3. Ferren room erreii bldg. Use:
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

Lto2 REST-For the year 1871, 80 acre pasture
l. forced with good three wire fence. plenty OF
water In the pasture. will rent for t1s cash rent
There ia house 5'x5o stories high IN The srr.
TIE land Lays well and II al subject to cultivation
There Il 70 fsrcsd will .es.ss the 50 ARES
for term OF years At nominal rent If party VIII
put certain amount IN cultivation Adtre>s y m
MORT. Leon. Kansas sH
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

L>OR RENT-Furnished rooms suitable for or
4 gentlemen, Srd floor No. 2J5 n Main st. RIG
L,0R RENT-TwO nicely furnished rooms, one
Il block from Douglas Address + A ). lock box
IL city. lsl-S-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NOR RENT-Fu-nished room contalning2 double
IL beds. suita lie for4 gentlemen, S25s Empora ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

NYTANTED-A good girl for general Homework in
w a small family; good wages. Apply at once at
SIS : Market st. l1E6~
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-09

VIZ ANTED- Situation by an active young man Of
w good education; Will ork at anything that
pays. References given as to character, etc. Ad-
dress Ben + Taylor. box 6l0 Emporia. Kan. l2l6'
NNANTEO-Three good girls one 10 cook and the
w other two to work in dining room at a private
boarding house. Apply at southwest corner VII
liams and Fourth ave 1924
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-08

from York Beach, Me, to Portsmouth, N.
II Saturday night.
The yachts of the New York squadron
-siled for Msrths's Vineyard at 10 A. NJ.
They had a head wind and the run viii be a
long one. There are no prizes for this race
The prohibitionists of Texas coucede their
defest by 10000. ti-prohibitionists claim
100000 majority. For; Worth is The only
clts In the State that went republican.
f.it.oass, IA. special say Gao, ,Ae last
ern corporation representing $40, 1000, 900
capital, will build large oil refinery in
flttsburg In opposition 10 the Standard Oil
Company.
Thomas Frothinghsm of Jamaica Plains
shot himself. accidentally, Thursday night,
with revolver, and died Saturday. He was
grand nephew of Charles FRANCIS Adams
and Edward Everett.
&. The question of the successorshp TO the
presidency of the Mormon church has been
settled, temporarily, by the appearance Of an
address signed by Wilford Woodruff, presi-
dent of the apostles, who assumes control.
Tie is eighty years old.
Boomers are now gathering at Grenda
Springs, Kansas. six miles northwest of
Arkansas City. They announce their
intention to march on the 18th inst. and take
possession of Oklahoma in Indian Territory.
Troops are watching them.
John Webster, a prominent citizen of Do
yer n. H., died Saturday. He was born in
Hartford, CT, Nov. Is, 1906 He was q
schoomste and intimate friend of the late
Henry Ward Beecher. He was the Oldest
survivor of Strsfford Guards Veteran Associ-
alton.
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ADMIRAL LUCE
Is ADVISED not to Issue any Circulars nor
to Consult Captain Scott.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
Admiral Luce has submitted to the navy
department, the circular recently printed by
him for the information of fishermen in Ca
madam waters, giving the queries presented
bv him to Captain Scott of the Canadian
navy.
rhe Canadian navy and Captain Scott's
replies, defining the rights of United States
vessels in Canadian ports. Admiral Luce
saws that these circulars have been distribu-
ted among the fishing feet Upon the receipt
of this information Secretary Whitney cabled
Admiral Luce as follows
Admiral Luce, Halifax:
l assume that your application to Captain
Scott was not for the purpose of obtaining
from him an exposition OF law, but to enable
our fishermen to know the extent of the Cana
dian claim, and thus avoid difficulties if they
should so choose.
This is not quite clear from your report
and it would be better to issue no more cir
culars and withdraw such as are within your
reach. Capt. Scott is not understood to be
the agent OF his government for any such
purpose as that for which you have employed
him. and if he were. application might more
properly be made to our own government in
case a correct statement of the Canadian
claim is desired. (Signed)
W. c. WHITNEY,
Secretary OF the Nayy
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AT OLD ORCHARD.
The Baptist Campmeeti at Ocean Park
Largely Attended-Baptised in the
Breakers.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. Z.
The services of the Free Baptist camp
meeting at Ocean Park were largely attend
ed.
Rev. J. B. Jordan Of Augusta, conductt d
the early forenoon prayer meeting and con-
secration service at 10 o'clock. The annual
assembly sermon was preached in the fore
noon by Rev C. F. Penney of Vinal Haven,
upon "Unwiling Christ"
At the young peoples meeting this after
noon there were addresses by Edward Hayes
of Bates divinity school and Thos. Singer of
Bates College.
At the evening services and gospel meeting
the closing address was made by Rev. j. b.
Jordan.
The seating capacity of the grove could
accommodate all who attended the holiness
meeting at the camp ground this morning.
There was a prayer meeting at 80 and a
love feast and communion followed at $50,
conducted by Rev. DR.. Goodman of New
York.
The forenoon sermon was preached by
Rev. DIR Simpson.
Mrs. A. c. Rose of New York, led the tes-
tmony meeting this afternoon followed with
sermon by Rev. DR.. Goodman.
Hundreds of people witnessed the baptism
in the surf by Rev. DR.. Simpson, at Ave
o'clock.
The evening sermon was preached by Rev.
II. c. Mcbride of Brooklyn.
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Advice TO m0tnsrs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth2 II 80, seAd
at once and get bottle of MRS. WSsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINe.
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoes,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
fammation, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING
to the taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the Oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicisns in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle.
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State News.
SAGADAHOC.

The flowers and other lamentations in
the Richmond cemetery have been stolen by
some parties unknown, and other property
destroyed, SAYS the Bee With the reception
of the pulleys, nearly all the machinery called
for IN the shoe factory list has arrived, and is
being set up as rapidly as possible. The
engine is now in running order the smoke
stack is up. and the engine and fire-room are
covered with asbestos, rendering these apart
ments absolutely fireproof The work of
putting in the elevator, bulldIag cutting and
lasting benches. etc. is going on satisfactor-
lily, and # nothing happens to prevent. shoes
will be manufactured In the new factory be-
tore the end of the present month Il he other
day Ere derrick Bates, farmer living near q O
village, left his pocket-book. containing S33
in money, in the store of II II. White & Co.
The collateral was picked up by parties Of
the right sort, who promptly returned it to its
owner. There are great many honest
men in Richmond. but our agricultural fri, nds
are advised not to leave their money lying
around loose, for all that.
Mrs. Mary Alexander, nearly 9S years of
age, of Topshsm is very low from stroke
of paralysis, received three weeks since; up
to that date she possessed all her faculties in
an eminent degree.
The citizens of Bath are again in dispute
over the Introduction of electric ii1hts. -
IRE clerks at the post-ofiice have invented a
novel schtne for tttling articles lest through
the gratingS on ther side OF the steps. Re-
Gently one of them was seen fishing up
bunch of keys which the clerk at one of the
stores had dropped. His arrangement was
unique, hut it did the business He procured
small cork stopper and through ii drove all
the pins which it would contain. Then he
bent them up in fi'h hook form, thus making
perfect claw hook. He says it works to
perfection and will fsh up anything that 10
not heavy enough to stragh en- out the pins.
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MONEYS ANTECEDENTS.
London Police Say lie Has Perpetrated
Many Dynamite Outrages.

LONDON, Aug. 6.
The police here claim that Mooney, who
attempted to destroy the British steamer
Q1een at New York, is well known to them.
According to the story Mooney, who was
formerly known as Moorehead caused the
explosions at the Glasgow gas works in 1882,
when several of his accomplices were im
prisoned, and was also concerned in the ex-
posion of the local government and Times
offices.
For this latter outrage an accomplice
named McDermott was imprisoned. Mooney
then escaped to America and subsequently
attempted to blow up theParliament buildings
at Ottawa with dynamite. For this purpose
he made use of funds which had been sup
piled to him BY O'Donovan Rosa, to be used
in England. Mooney then got into hot water
with the Canadian Fenians.
Recently he has experimental with dyna-
mite near New York. The blowing up Of the
Andre statue, the police say, was Mooney
work. They claim he is affecting the insan-
ity dodge.
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In RrieE. and 70 ths PaInf.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered liver
is misery. Indigestion is foe to good ma
ture.
The human digestive apparatus is one Of
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. 1t is easily put out of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food, bad
cookery, mental worry, late hours, irregular
habits, and many other things which ought
not to be, have made the American people
nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flour has done won.
derful work in reforming this sad business
and making the American people so healthy
that they can enjoy their meals and be happy
Remember-No happiness without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health
and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your
druggist for bottle. Seventy-fve cents.
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